Remove formula and save results

If you want to save your results before you remove the formula, use the following
steps:

1. Copy the cells

Select all the cells in the range containing the formula. Right-click on any of the
selected cells and select "Copy" from the drop-down menu. You can also use the
keyboard shortcuts "Ctrl+C" or "Cmd+C."

2. Use "Paste Special" features

Once you've copied the cells, right-click on any cell in the range. In the drop-
down menu, select "Paste Special." In the dialog box that appears, select the
bubble next to "Values," then click "OK." If you use a device with the Windows
operating system, you can use a shortcut. While pressing the "Alt" key, press the
letters "E," "S" and "V" in sequential order. Then press "Enter." After completing
this step, your cells now contain values, and it deletes the formula automatically.
If your data looks accurate, consider saving your work.

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Remove and replace part of a formula

If you want to only remove part of a formula and replace it with something else,
consider the following steps:

1. Select cells
Select any of the cells where you want to remove part of the formula. Consider
whether you want some cells to keep the full formula. Once you know the cells you
want to edit, double-click the left mouse key.

2. Select the portion of the formula to remove

Highlight the portion of the formula you want to remove by holding down the left
mouse key and scrolling across that portion. Be sure to select the entire formula
portion. For example, if it has subsections in p